By 2030, at least 15,000 SMEs n Bac Ninh are expected to receive support in digital transformation assessment, piloting, consulting, training and capacity building, with at least 8,000 applying digital technology products, platforms and AI solutions.
The free trade zone will be developed as a modern integrated complex combining manufacturing, logistics, trade, services, innovation and the digital economy.
Bac Ninh province expects total lychee output to reach 125,000 tonnes in 2026, equivelent to 60.9% of the 2025 figure. However, authorities forecast revenue will surpass last year's level as prices are expected to remain high throughout the harvest season.
According to the provincial Department of Industry and Trade, Bac Ninh has sold roughly 4,010 tonnes of early-ripening lychee so far, including more than 2,921 tonnes consumed domestically and nearly 1,089 tonnes exported.
Tuc described Gia Binh International Airport as a national key project requiring strict adherence to construction timelines, particularly as it is expected to be put into operation in time for the 2027 APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting. Several associated projects are also being implemented under special mechanisms to serve major national tasks.
According to the Bac Ninh Centre for Culture and Tourism Promotion, the orchards must comply with VietGAP, GlobalGAP or organic production standards while offering suitable conditions for experiential tourism activities. They are also required to connect with nearby tourist attractions, craft villages and historical sites to form integrated tour routes.
The forum served as a space for strategic dialogue where stakeholders shared visions, mobilised resources and explored pathways for deeper integration into global supply chains.
Regarding Cooler Master’s proposals, the provincial leader said Bac Ninh is ready to offer tax incentives and reductions in line with existing regulations if the project meets criteria.
Gia Binh International Airport is expected to become one of the world’s top 10 five-star airports, serving 30 million passengers and handling 1.6 million tonnes of cargo annually by 2030.
Dai Bai bronze casting village in Gia Binh commune, Bac Ninh province is not merely a production site but a “living heritage” embodying the cultural traits of Kinh Bac, attracting young workers and dedicated artisans committed to preserving and promoting the craft.
The RoK remains the largest foreign investor in the locality, with more than 1,140 valid projects and total registered capital of about 18.5 billion USD, accounting for the largest share among 42 countries and territories investing in the province.
Within its delegated authority, the province is committed to addressing business difficulties and obstacles in the fastest and most effective manner, for the shared development of both enterprises and the locality, a local official said.
Last year, Bac Ninh attracted around 20 billion USD in total investment capital, with FDI reaching 5.73 billion USD. The province also saw 7,686 newly established enterprises, bringing the total number of businesses to nearly 50,000.
Construction began on December 19 on the second phase of the Que Vo II Industrial Park infrastructure development project in the northern province of Bac Ninh, with Deputy Prime Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra attending the ground-breaking ceremony.
The northern province of Bac Ninh plans to intensify efforts to support the development of intellectual property for key products, especially OCOP (One Commune One Product) items, in order to increase the value of local agricultural and handicraft products by 2030.
Bac Ninh aims to sharply accelerate logistics and cross-border e-commerce while luring strategic investors and global giants to build distribution centres
In 2026, the province targets expanding its lychee-growing area to 29,800 ha with an expected output of 160,000 tonnes. Of this, 17,500 ha will be produced under VietGAP standards with an estimated yield of 125,000 tonnes; GlobalGAP-certified lychee areas will be maintained at 235 ha; and organic lychee areas at 10 ha.
Bac Ninh province is accelerating efforts to attract investment to and develop high-tech, green, and digital industries, aiming to strengthen its role as a sustainable industrial hub by 2030, according to the provincial Industrial Zones Authority.
The selection council for rural industrial products of Bac Ninh province recently convened a meeting, during which it agreed upon 22 exemplary provincial-level rural industrial products for 2025, and proposed specific products to participate in the regional-level selection.
Bac Ninh aims to become a major regional hub for high-tech industry, processing and manufacturing, and supporting industries, forming a fully developed industrial ecosystem that serves as a growth engine for both the northern region and Vietnam.
Bac Ninh is pursuing sustainable export development, leveraging comparative advantages and shifting towards deeper, value-added growth. Emphasis is placed on efficiently using resources, protecting the ecological environment, and addressing social issues, said Phuong.
By 2030, Bac Ninh expects to have at least 50 private companies directly participating in multinational supply chains, and at least five large-scale, internationally standard supporting-industry clusters in operation.”
From now to 2030, the northern province of Bac Ninh will focus on developing its agricultural economy in depth, with strong links to processing and the consumption of farm produce.
The Bac Ninh Fruit Festival 2025 will not only spotlight the province’s agricultural strengths and signature produce but also reinforce its image as a dynamic and sustainably developing locality.
Vu Van Chung, deputy director of the agency, said Asian countries remain Vietnam’s largest investment partners, with more than 35,600 valid projects and total registered capital of 402 billion USD, accounting for nearly 80% of total FDI inflows into the country.